Audience Question: What are you anticipating the post-production process to be like, based on what you accomplished during the production phase?
- I think that this week is going to be very difficult for me. I still am in a really rough draft phase, so I feel like I just have a ton to edit/swap around/add. I'm very overwhelmed to say the least.
Author Response
Explain, with some specificity, your thoughts and feelings about the following:
- Key information about your particular project that you would like anyone who peer reviews your draft to know.
- If you're going to review this, know that there is information on my outline that is still not on the rough draft video. There are reasons why I say this is a very rough draft. I have all my content gathered though, I'm just having issues on how I'm formatting it. Just judge me on what I have thus far. Cool, thanks!
- Major issues or weaknesses in the “Rough Cut” that you’re already aware of (as well as anything you’d like to know from your editors about those weaknesses).
- I know that not everything is present on the draft, such as specific sections of my explaining pathos, logs, ethos, purpose.
- Know that most of my basis comes from personal experience in dance, as well as the interviews from my two faculty members. I will "clear up things" and elaborate later.
- I know that I am not good with computers and have never used iMovie in my life. I know that it doesn't flow well and looks bad.
- Major virtues or strengths in the “Rough Cut” that you’re already aware of (as well as anything you’d like to know from your editors about those strengths)
- I don't think there are any strengths at this point, to be completely honest. Maybe the fact that I found some good examples?
- Mostly, I would like the editors to give suggestions on how I could more easily fill up my time with visual images, so that the audience can look at something while I explain stuff. I don't know really what to do.
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